That is an awsome overclock for the Aluminum powerbooks, but I'm pretty sure the architechture is different on the titanium. I definitly don't have enough knowledge to figure this out on my own, or the $450 for the daystar chip. :'(

I did this mod a couple of years ago with some success. The additional heat/voltage eventually fried the logic board. I was able to boost it to 1.3GHz for short spans but it ran reliably at 1.13GHz. The voltage mod is particularly hairy.

I did this mod a couple of years ago with some success. The additional heat/voltage eventually fried the logic board. I was able to boost it to 1.3GHz for short spans but it ran reliably at 1.13GHz. The voltage mod is particularly hairy.

Unforutnately, it looks like the images got lost during MacMod's forum-engine transition.

Originally Posted By: "boodle "

I did this mod a couple of years ago with some success. The additional heat/voltage eventually fried the logic board. I was able to boost it to 1.3GHz for short spans but it ran reliably at 1.13GHz. The voltage mod is particularly hairy.

Unforutnately, it looks like the images got lost during MacMod's forum-engine transition.

Thanks Boodletoo bad that those images are lost. Do you remember how much you increased the voltage? I'm definitly freaked out to try this... I'm going to buy an already fried board and practice my soldering... as well as buying a new iron. How much use did you get out of the machine before it fried? since I'm rebuilding the case, I'll have some room to add better cooling (no water!) so I'm hoping that will be the factor that lets me run stable at 1.3.

I have done this mod I think I have the pics somewhere too. Its not as hard as it seems but voltage is def something to watch or it will not run stable. I got it to 1.3 as well I believe I would have to check the thread I made here.

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